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Ozzieman · January 22, 2005, 06:04 PM

The lee auto prime is worth it at 10 times the price, I like to set and watch tv while priming roungs. Its that fool proof and easy.
Next is a have to have.
For loading dies carbide is the only way to go thats true. but if you want flawless operation with 9mm or for that matter any auto loader
a taper crimp die is mandatory, it makes loading so much easier its stupid proof.
Also some of the best money you can spend is on a good meadia case cleaner and do not get a tumbler get one of the vribration cleaners.
I have a rock chucker and yes the primer system works, but compaired to the inexpensive Lee auto prime, its like carring a cap and ball pistol compaired to a Glock, the lee is that quick. I can set down and load 500 44 SP casses with primers while watching tv in less time than I can do 100 with the rock
And I also dont like the way that the rock chucker can apply to much pressure to the primers and deform them.

January 22, 2005, 06:04 PM	#12
Ozzieman Senior Member Join Date: December 14, 2004 Location: Northern Indiana Posts: 6,117	There is some very good suggestions The lee auto prime is worth it at 10 times the price, I like to set and watch tv while priming roungs. Its that fool proof and easy. Next is a have to have. For loading dies carbide is the only way to go thats true. but if you want flawless operation with 9mm or for that matter any auto loader a taper crimp die is mandatory, it makes loading so much easier its stupid proof. Also some of the best money you can spend is on a good meadia case cleaner and do not get a tumbler get one of the vribration cleaners. I have a rock chucker and yes the primer system works, but compaired to the inexpensive Lee auto prime, its like carring a cap and ball pistol compaired to a Glock, the lee is that quick. I can set down and load 500 44 SP casses with primers while watching tv in less time than I can do 100 with the rock And I also dont like the way that the rock chucker can apply to much pressure to the primers and deform them.